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Was Sunday Times University of the Year 2012 & 2023 (Bath and Oxford are the only two unis to receive this award twice btw)
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Daily Mail University of the Year for Graduate Jobs 2024
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One of only 8 universities to have never left the top 15 ranking across CUG, Guardian and Sunday Times (other than oxbridge, lse, ucl, imperial, st andrews, warwick) for 10 years
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Bath's academic USP is its placement program (2/3 students go on a placement year), and it has the best placement program in the country (as they know how important it is to build tangible experience as early as possible)
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I've worked as a finance/consulting intern at an established mid-tier firm, and whenever I told a colleague/director/MD/partner that I was going to bath in sept, I was always met with "congratulations that's a top uni, produces a lot of strong grads that go into finance" or comments to that effect
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Go onto linkedin and look for analysts/associates that work in finance/consulting, and you'll see a plethora that work in bulge bracket banks and top financial firms (GS,JPM,MS,UBS, HSBC, Barclays, Big 4, MBB etc)
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Do any related searches on bath grad employability / finance reputation / bath for finance careers etc, and you'll see dozens of articles with bath are some of the most sought after for grads (after the G5 and warwick ofc)
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RG is self selecting, so no 3rd party is deciding unis to decide which one is "good enough" for it
RG is essentially a group of unis that place extreme emphasis on pumping out research (that does not benefit the learning of undergrads - it is to push out into the relevant academic sectors to say "our uni found this ground-breaking research" more than anything
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critieria for joining is pushing out lots of research in a wide area of subjects. Bath is essentially a STEM/specialist school (you'll notice how it doesn't offer english/history/law/music/the arts etc), so it doesn't have the scope for wide research anyway, but you'll see, like with st andrews, the subjects it does offer, they place within the top 10 almost all of the time
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RG also benefit from being placed higher in rankings as they tend to be bigger, so more research can be pushed out, and one of the criteria that heavily influence rankings is amount of research pushed out
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uni that does lots of research =/= great course with great employer connections with ample support
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Was Sunday Times University of the Year 2012 & 2023 (Bath and Oxford are the only two unis to receive this award twice btw)
•
Daily Mail University of the Year for Graduate Jobs 2024
•
One of only 8 universities to have never left the top 15 ranking across CUG, Guardian and Sunday Times (other than oxbridge, lse, ucl, imperial, st andrews, warwick) for 10 years
•
Bath's academic USP is its placement program (2/3 students go on a placement year), and it has the best placement program in the country (as they know how important it is to build tangible experience as early as possible)
•
I've worked as a finance/consulting intern at an established mid-tier firm, and whenever I told a colleague/director/MD/partner that I was going to bath in sept, I was always met with "congratulations that's a top uni, produces a lot of strong grads that go into finance" or comments to that effect
•
Go onto linkedin and look for analysts/associates that work in finance/consulting, and you'll see a plethora that work in bulge bracket banks and top financial firms (GS,JPM,MS,UBS, HSBC, Barclays, Big 4, MBB etc)
•
Do any related searches on bath grad employability / finance reputation / bath for finance careers etc, and you'll see dozens of articles with bath are some of the most sought after for grads (after the G5 and warwick ofc)
•
RG is self selecting, so no 3rd party is deciding unis to decide which one is "good enough" for it
RG is essentially a group of unis that place extreme emphasis on pumping out research (that does not benefit the learning of undergrads - it is to push out into the relevant academic sectors to say "our uni found this ground-breaking research" more than anything
•
critieria for joining is pushing out lots of research in a wide area of subjects. Bath is essentially a STEM/specialist school (you'll notice how it doesn't offer english/history/law/music/the arts etc), so it doesn't have the scope for wide research anyway, but you'll see, like with st andrews, the subjects it does offer, they place within the top 10 almost all of the time
•
RG also benefit from being placed higher in rankings as they tend to be bigger, so more research can be pushed out, and one of the criteria that heavily influence rankings is amount of research pushed out
•
uni that does lots of research =/= great course with great employer connections with ample support
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